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view urwid_satext/keys.py @ 90:f5992b2a0dbf
FocusFrame refactoring:
it's based on Urwid.Frame again, no more Pile, and it's simplified a lot. Now it just add FOCUS_* keys management
author | Goffi <goffi@goffi.org> |
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date | Mon, 08 Sep 2014 15:42:25 +0200 |
parents | a0dbf973befa |
children | fdd0543677d4 |
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#!/usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # Urwid SàT extensions # Copyright (C) 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 Jérôme Poisson (goffi@goffi.org) # # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License # along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. """This module manage action <==> key mapping and can be extended to add new actions""" class ConflictError(Exception): pass class ActionMap(dict): """Object which manage mapping betwwen actions and keys""" def __init__(self, source_dict=None): """ Initialise the map @param source_dict: dictionary-like object with actions to import """ self._namespaces_actions = {} # key = namespace, values (set) = actions self._close_namespaces = tuple() self._alway_check_namespaces = None if source_dict is not None: self.update(source_dict) def __setitem__(self, action, shortcut): """set an action avoiding conflicts @param action (str,tuple): either an action (str) or a (namespace, action) tuple. action without namespace will not be checked by cbeck_namespaces(). namespace can also be a tuple itself, the action will the be assigned to several namespaces. @param shortcut (str): key shortcut for this action @raise: ConflictError if the action already exists """ if isinstance(action, tuple): namespaces, action = action if not isinstance(namespaces, tuple): namespaces = (namespaces,) for namespace in namespaces: namespace_map = self._namespaces_actions.setdefault(namespace.lower(), set()) namespace_map.add(action) if action in self: raise ConflictError("The action [{}] already exists".format(action)) return super(ActionMap, self).__setitem__(action, shortcut.lower()) def __delitem__(self, action): # we don't want to delete actions raise NotImplementedError def replace_shortcut(self, action, shortcut): """Replace an existing action @param action: name of an existing action @param shortcut: new shortcut to use @raise KeyError: action doesn't exists """ assert isinstance(action, basestring) if action not in self: raise ValueError("Action [{}] doesn't exist".format(action)) super(ActionMap, self).__setitem__(action, shortcut) def update(self, new_actions): """Update actions with an other dictionary @param new_actions: dictionary object to update actions @raise ValueError: something else than a dictionary is used @raise: ConflictError if at least one of the new actions already exists """ if not isinstance(new_actions, dict): raise ValueError("only dictionary subclasses are accepted for update") conflict = new_actions.viewkeys() & self.viewkeys() if conflict: raise ConflictError("The actions [{}] already exists".format(','.join(conflict))) for action, shortcut in new_actions.iteritems(): self[action] = shortcut def replace(self, action_shortcuts_map): """Replace shortcuts with an other dictionary @param action_shortcuts_map: dictionary like object to update shortcuts @raise ValueError: something else than a dictionary is used @raise KeyError: action doesn't exists """ if not isinstance(action_shortcuts_map, dict): raise ValueError("only dictionary subclasses are accepted for replacing shortcuts") for action, shortcut in action_shortcuts_map.iteritems(): self.replace_shortcut(action, shortcut) def set_close_namespaces(self, close_namespaces, always_check=None): """Set namespaces where conflicting shortcut should not happen used by check_namespaces to see if the same shortcut is not used in two close namespaces (e.g. 'tab' used in edit_bar and globally) @param close_namespaces (tuple of tuples): tuple indicating namespace where shortcut should not conflict. e.g.: (('global', 'edit'), ('confirm', 'popup', 'global')) indicate that shortcut in 'global' and 'edit' should not be the same, nor the ones between 'confirm', 'popup' and 'global'. @param always_check (tuple): if not None, these namespaces will be close to every other ones (useful for global namespace) """ assert isinstance(close_namespaces, tuple) if always_check is not None: assert isinstance(always_check, tuple) to_check = reduce(lambda ns1, ns2: ns1.union(ns2), close_namespaces, set(always_check) or set()) if not to_check.issubset(self._namespaces_actions): raise ValueError("Unkown namespaces: {}".format(', '.join(to_check.difference(self._namespaces_actions)))) self._close_namespaces = close_namespaces self._alway_check_namespaces = always_check def check_namespaces(self): """Check that shortcuts are not conflicting in close namespaces""" # we first check each namespace individually checked = set() def check_namespaces(namespaces): # for each namespace which save keys used # if 1 key is used several times, we raise # a ConflictError set_shortcuts = {} to_check = set(namespaces + self._alway_check_namespaces) for namespace in to_check: checked.add(namespace) for action in self._namespaces_actions[namespace]: shortcut = self[action] if shortcut in set_shortcuts: set_namespace = set_shortcuts[shortcut] if set_namespace == namespace: msg = 'shortcut [{}] is not unique in namespace "{}"'.format(shortcut, namespace) else: msg = 'shortcut [{}] is used both in namespaces "{}" and "{}"'.format(shortcut, set_namespace, namespace) raise ConflictError(msg) set_shortcuts[shortcut] = namespace # we first check close namespaces for close_namespaces in self._close_namespaces: check_namespaces(close_namespaces) # then the remaining ones for namespace in set(self._namespaces_actions.keys()).difference(checked): check_namespaces((namespace,)) keys = { ("edit", "EDIT_HOME"): 'ctrl a', ("edit", "EDIT_END"): 'ctrl e', ("edit", "EDIT_DELETE_TO_END"): 'ctrl k', ("edit", "EDIT_DELETE_LAST_WORD"): 'ctrl w', ("edit", "EDIT_ENTER"): 'enter', ("edit", "EDIT_COMPLETE"): 'shift tab', (("edit", "modal"), "MODAL_ESCAPE"): 'esc', ("selectable", "TEXT_SELECT"): ' ', ("selectable", "TEXT_SELECT2"): 'enter', ("menu_box", "MENU_BOX_UP"): 'up', ("menu_box", "MENU_BOX_LEFT"): 'left', ("menu_box", "MENU_BOX_RIGHT"): 'right', ("menu", "MENU_DOWN"): 'down', ("menu", "MENU_UP"): 'up', ("menu_roller", "MENU_ROLLER_UP"): 'up', ("menu_roller", "MENU_ROLLER_DOWN"): 'down', ("menu_roller", "MENU_ROLLER_RIGHT"): 'right', ("columns_roller", "COLUMNS_ROLLER_LEFT"): 'left', ("columns_roller", "COLUMNS_ROLLER_RIGHT"): 'right', ("focus", "FOCUS_SWITCH"): 'tab', ('focus', "FOCUS_UP"): 'ctrl up', ('focus', "FOCUS_DOWN"): 'ctrl down', ('focus', "FOCUS_LEFT"): 'ctrl left', ('focus', "FOCUS_RIGHT"): 'ctrl right', } action_key_map = ActionMap(keys)